entry a couple of weeks ago about SMS espionage.
Here we have it again, but now from the biggest
kid on the block. A technologuy at Wal Mart
has been caught intercepting calls and SMS text
messages from a journalist working for the New
Yorker over a four months period.
Why did he do it, nobody knows and Wal Mart states
categorically that they don't have anything to do
with it.
security phoneHow did he do it? I'd like to know. The only options
I can think of are these:
1. he stole people' Sim cards,
2. he checked SMS that were sent via PC's or MAcs
retrospectively,
3. he worked for a mobile service provider,
4. he was using Rexspy,
5. or he bought the GSM interceptor
http://www.endoacustica.com/gsm_interceptor.htm
The only programme I am aware off which doesn't
require full body armour for SMS protection, but
just a little adjustment on your handset to protect
against nosey intruders is the product Kryptext.
But Kryptext only works on Symbian phones, but not
yet on the Symbian 3 series.
Everyone should have Kryptext on their phone.
Handango is currently selling Kryptext in
their shop.
Click on the link below and get it now.
It's only $14 for your security.
http://www.handango.com/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?siteId=1&platformId=4&N=7&productId=141685&merch=bought_also_bought&HDGO_ad=bab_141685&HDGO_au=1&HDGO_ae=c
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